IHC allows lady ‘forced to marry Pakistani man’ to go behind to India
Development came days after Uzma Ahmed deserted claims done by her Pakistani father Tahir Ali. PHOTO: EXPRESS
ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Wednesday authorised an Indian inhabitant lady to go behind to her nation days after she claimed she was hoodwinked and forced into marrying a Pakistani man.
Uzma Ahmed claimed she was forced to marry Buner proprietor Tahir Ali on gunpoint. During the hearing, IHC decider Justice Mohsin Akhtar Kayani asked Uzma if she wanted to accommodate her father in a cover though she refused a offer, observant she did not wish to speak to him.
Soon after a hearing, Uzma left a justice for a Indian High Commission where she will reportedly stay until she’s sent back.
In her para-wise comments, Ahmed by her warn reiterated that she had been “terribly beaten … tortured physically and mentally and forced to pointer on a nikahnama” by Ali. She reiterated her claim that she had been given sleeping pills by Ali who allegedly “sexually assaulted” her after he perceived her during a Wagah border.
Indian lady denies agree to marry Tahir
On a other hand, Ali had sought court’s involvement to accommodate his mother in ‘a giveaway atmosphere’ claiming that Ahmed available her matter before a court opposite him underneath “duress and pressure” from her hermit by officials of a Indian High Commission.
On May 3, Ahmed had told a court that she had been deceived, tortured and forced to pointer matrimony papers during gunpoint. Ahmed serve pronounced that she had taken retreat during a high elect since she felt threatened and wanted to lapse to her nation of birth. Contrary to her claims, Ali by his warn Fayaz Ahmed had filed a petition claiming that she is being forcibly kept there.
Article source: https://tribune.com.pk/story/1417678/ihc-allows-woman-forced-marry-pakistani-man-go-back-india/